Sentence Correction

Economic analysts predict that there is going to be considerable alterations to the interest rate in the coming months.

(A) there is going to be considerable alterations to the interest rate

(B) the interest rate are going to alter considerably

(C) there are going to be considerable alterations to the interest rate

(D) considerable alterations to the interest rate will occur

(E) the interest rate will change considerably

OA [spoiler](E)[/spoiler]

komal wrote:Economic analysts predict that there is going to be considerable alterations to the interest rate in the coming months.

(A) there is going to be considerable alterations to the interest rate

(B) the interest rate are going to alter considerably

(C) there are going to be considerable alterations to the interest rate

(D) considerable alterations to the interest rate will occur

(E) the interest rate will change considerably

OA [spoiler](E)[/spoiler]

My stake on E

A - wordy, Also "is"...."alterations" is wrong .It should be "are"

B -"interest rate are"....it should be "interest rate is"

C-wordy

D -"will occur in next month" passive wording, also much wordy

E- concise and correct

komal wrote:Economic analysts predict that there is going to be considerable alterations to the interest rate in the coming months.

(A) there is going to be considerable alterations to the interest rate

(B) the interest rate are going to alter considerably

(C) there are going to be considerable alterations to the interest rate

(D) considerable alterations to the interest rate will occur

(E) the interest rate will change considerably

OA [spoiler](E)[/spoiler]

Alter means To agitate; to affect mentally. so alter is not appropriate but 'change' is better. so (b) out.
(A) obviously 'there is 'is not correct
(C) very lengthy and giving a diff touch. also alterations is not good as explained through its meaning.
(E) seems to be small and perfect answer.

I am going for E


A , C pronoun issue

B fixes the pronoun issue but subject verb agreement

D Passive voice

E is short and concise -correct

I'd pick E coz its in the active voice.